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One day, Renata Litynska came home in the evening, wrote an essay, published it, and put the hashtag #renatachasomospeis under it.
Having received support from readers, she felt the desire to continue creating. Renata was fascinated by creating short stories, and there were more and more of them.

When the rolling blackouts began, the artist Anna Kharchenko, Renata's friend, began to draw illustrations for her stories, it was her therapy, with them she "came out of the darkness into the light."

When the author saw these incredible drawings, it became clear: this warm and bright book was going to be. A fruitful collaboration between the writer and the artist began, and later the book's layout was sent to the Otkritie Publishing House with the assistance of the Polyprint printing house, and eventually the collection of stories "Renata Sometimes Writes" was published.